Description
This column table lamp brings a calm, sculptural shape to a room without asking for too much attention. The turned wooden base rises in a slim column form, finished in a soft grey tone that settles easily against both painted walls and natural textures. Topped with a linen shade, the piece casts a gentle, diffused glow rather than a harsh beam, which makes it well suited to spaces where you want warmth rather than glare. Standing 31cm tall with a 12cm width and 12cm depth, it is a compact size that sits neatly on most surfaces.
We like this lamp on a bedside table, a console in the hallway or paired across a sideboard for a balanced look. Because the grey finish is understated, it works with a wide range of schemes, from muted country palettes to more pared-back modern rooms. Layer it with books, a small vase or a framed photograph and it becomes part of a considered vignette. As one of our table lamps, it earns its place through practicality as much as looks, giving you a reliable source of ambient light for reading corners and relaxed evenings.
The wooden column feels solid and grounded, while the linen shade softens the overall silhouette. To keep the piece looking its best, dust the base with a dry, soft cloth and lift loose fibres from the shade using a gentle brush or the upholstery tool on a vacuum. Avoid damp cloths on the wood, and keep the lamp away from direct heat and moisture to protect the finish over time.
Specification
| Type |
Table Lamps |
| Colour |
Grey |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
31cm |
| Width |
12cm |
| Depth |
12cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the lamp made from?
The base is turned wood finished in grey, paired with a linen shade that diffuses the light for a softer glow.
Where does this lamp work best?
It suits a bedside table, hallway console or sideboard, and pairs well when used across a surface for a symmetrical look.
Is it a compact size?
Yes, at 31cm tall and 12x12cm at the base, it fits comfortably on smaller surfaces alongside books or a vase.
How do I clean it?
Dust the wooden base with a dry, soft cloth and lift fibres from the shade with a gentle brush or vacuum tool. Avoid damp cloths and direct heat.
Will the grey suit different schemes?
The muted grey is easy to work with, sitting well against both natural textures and painted walls in traditional or modern rooms.